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  1. Issues surrounding ICE detention and reform are being discussed, involving CoreCivic, political figures, and the state of Kansas.
  2. CoreCivic is profiting from lucrative contracts with ICE, operating four facilities in Tennessee, and has sold lockups to the federal government.

CoreCivic Sells Prison Facility to Immigration and Customs Enforcement for $495 Million

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CoreCivic completed the sale of a prison facility to Immigration and Customs Enforcement for $495 million on November 1, 2026. The facility was located in Appleton. CoreCivic had previously offered the prison to the state of Minnesota for $75 million, but the state declined the deal due to concerns over renovation costs and staffing requirements.

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Why it matters

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The transaction represents a major asset sale for CoreCivic. The acquisition increases the asset base and operational capacity of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is a component agency of the United States Department of Homeland Security.

CoreCivic currently profits from lucrative contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, operating four facilities in Tennessee, and has sold lockups to the federal government. Issues surrounding ICE detention and reform are being discussed, involving CoreCivic, political figures, and the state of Kansas.

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  • CoreCivicSpeculative

    CoreCivic could generate significant revenue from the direct sale of a major asset.

  • federal governmentSpeculative

    The federal government may change asset ownership and control within its detention operations.

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